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When the subject of George Clooney was raised to Dancing with the Stars host Samantha Harris earlier this week, she made the following plea:
"George, if you're reading this, I pose this challenge to you: I want to see you shake your hips!"
Harris - who gave birth to a daughter just four months ago - laughed as she explained her desire to see the world's most famous bachelor hit the dance floor.
"Last season, I always said [I'd like to see] David Beckham, because he was new to town, and as long as he would take his shirt off, it would be great."
Of course, Cameron Mathison [of All My Children] took care of the shirtless dancing, leaving the happily married Harris to wonder: "You know what? George Clooney is such a gentleman, and he looks fantastic in a tux, I think that he would do an amazing job in the ballroom numbers⦠"
We're sure millions of women share that sentiment.
Heidi Montag has been posing for photographers a lot in the new year.
First, the star of The Hills got half-naked for Maxim. Then, she assumed her typical sexual position and waited for boyfriend Spencer Pratt to do his thing.
The only question we have is: Which of the following photos is more staged?
Half nude, Heidi Montag teases her fans. Is there any doubt she'll pose for Playboy in the future?
Get over here, Spencer! I'm in the style of dogs and ready for you!
Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew Pinsky premieres Thursday night.
In the series, the University of Colgate graduate will lead a group of celebrities through rehab. Here's a list of who they are:
Dancing with the Stars took home the award for Favorite Reality Show at last night's People's Choice Awards, beating out American Idol and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
"I'm telling you guys, this really means the world to us," said Dancing with the Stars judge Bruno Tonioli, who accepted the award with fellow judge Carrie Ann Inaba. "This comes from you guys -- this is from the hearts of America. You've embraced us and we love you. Thank you very much."
"No one believed a ballroom dance show would be interesting," added Inaba. "We thank you for just kind of joining in with us on the ride. It's an honor."
With So You Think You Can Dance returning this summer, here's an update on where you can audition for the reality competition in the coming weeks:
In each city, the doors open at 8 a.m. for registration and those auditioning must follow a certain set of rules:
- Dancers must bring CDs with the original version of a song to dance to.
- They may not use a remix or a song downloaded from a website. A list of songs will be given out at the audition and dancers must also be prepared to dance from a song on that list.
- Eligible dancers must be between the ages of 18 and 30 and bring an audition form printed out from FOX's website.
We'll post more information as we come across. Good luck to all that try out for So You Think You Can Dance!
Scott Baio appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live Monday night.
But the reality TV star was unable to divulge the name of his two-and-a-half-month-old daughter with Renee Sloan. The reason?
"I legally can't tell you because of the show. Seriously I can't. They want to be the ones to tell what the name is," said Baio. "Believe me, I went through this with VH1 and it's a whole contractual thing that I didn't know about."
Baio followers will have to wait until the VH1 reality series' second season - dubbed Scott Baio is 46... and Pregnant - premieres Sunday, January 13 at 10PM ET/PT to learn what his daughter's first name is.
If that doesn't get you to tune in, what will?!?
Instead of looking for a single new member of The Pussycat Dolls, founder Robin Antin (pictured) is setting her sights on a whole new group in this reality show.
Its name, of course? Girlicious.
And we now have a premiere date set for Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious. It will air on Monday nights, following reruns of The CW hit, Gossip Girl.
Look for Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious beginning on February 18 at 9 p.m.
Daniel Vosovic, runner-up on season two of Project Runway, says it's not hard to watch the current version of the series.
"I really want to be jealous of someone," he said of the new season. "I really want to say, âGosh, I wish I would've designed that!'"
However, Vosovic is just not that into the current competitors.
"I'm still waiting for that really big, wow moment," he said. The show was better, he insisted, back in the old days. "Everyone now is so damn professional. I want that young, raw talent where it's more of a risk."
TV Guide recently spoke with Edyta Sliwinska on her current stint during the Dancing with the Stars tour...
TVGuide.com: What's the difference between training for the show and rehearsing for the tour?
Edyta Sliwinska: Rehearsing for the tour is more mentally tiring, because you have to be here many, many hours. When you're competing on the show, you train physically very hard for three hours, for example, but then you are done. Here, we have to spend the whole day in rehearsals, eight hours, and maybe it's not so intense, but it's eight hours of being on your feet.
TVGuide.com: When you're on the road with [former partner Joey Lawrence], do you two fall right back into step, or do you have to teach him all over again?
Sliwinska: Oh, no, I do have to teach Joey. We have all new routines. He's in great shape. He's a freak about his body. So I'm not worried about that. But I am worried that he's going to forget stuff.
TVGuide.com: The celebrities find that their bodies change very quickly when they stop dancing. Does that happen to you, too?
Sliwinska: What's changing is that I'm going up and down in weight very quickly. If I have a couple of days off, I can gain quickly. But when I'm dancing, I can lose five or ten pounds in a week.
TVGuide.com: When do you find out if you'll be dancing Season 6, which starts on March 17?
Sliwinska: We only find out two weeks before the training starts. We're released from our contract if we're not picked up for the show. But I love the show. It's kind of comfortable to have [dancers] who know what they're doing, and then once in a while, to bring in a new [pro] dancer.
